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Deliella Nero d'Avola 2001 Sicilia IGT - Feudo Principi di Butera
Deliella the top wine from the recognized Sicilian producer Principi di Butera. The Zonin family, owners of the Feudo Principi di Butera winery, have always aimed to celebrate this unique, sun soaked and perfume rich land by producing world class wines which express the full force and soul of Sicily. This is a lovely mature red wine with a fruity bouquet and an elegant and silky taste.
055-080/01
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Data sheet
 Producer | Feudo Principi di Butera |
 Region | Sicilia |
 Classification | Sicilia I.G.T. |
 Wine style | Dry red wine |
 Grapes | Nero d'Avola |
 Vintage | 2001 |
 Maturation | Deliella ages for 14 months in large oak barrels and tonneaux. After blending the wine ages in the bottle for about a year. |
 Bouquet | Notes of carob, plum, licorice and a slight smoky note. Hazelnuts. |
 Taste | Fresh and energetic with a rich and dense texture. In great shape. |
 Pairs with | Excellent with full-flavoured dishes, white and red meats - either grilled or served with sauces - ideal with baked lamb and matured cheeses. Serve at 18-20 C. |
 Alcohol | 14% Vol. |
 Volume | 0,75 l |
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The Feudo Principi di Butera winery lies in the heart of Sicily, in the province of Caltanissetta, which is recognised as one of the best wine making regions in Sicily thanks above all to its production of high quality wines.
The Nero d'Avola vines for the Deliella redwine grow in vineyards situated on hills with an altitude of 250-350 m; at a distance of only 10km from the sea. The soil is limestone and shell rich meaning the earth is white, an element which gives the grapevines the appropriate growth balance.
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